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A hospitalized patient’s length of stay (LOS) can have a significant impact on the performance and operating costs of a healthcare facility. Among pediatric patients, traumatic injuries are common causes of emergency room visits and hospitalizations. | The associations between injury mechanism and extended hospital stay among pediatric patients: Findings from a trauma Center in Saudi Arabia

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